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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
LYNCHING IN INDIANA
AMER GREEN, THE MURDERER OF
LULU MABBITT, STRUNG UP.
He Protests His Innocence to the Last
He Declares the Girl To Be Alive
in Texas, But the Hoosiers' Grow
Impatient.

DELPHI, Ind, Oct, 22.-About midnight
last night mob of 1870 men attacked the
jail here and took away the prisoner, Amer
Green, confined there and awaiting trial
for abduction and the murder Of Luella
Mabbitt. There had been little fear OF
lynching, and the sheriff had taken no ex-
ira precautions. The mob was organized
in the eastern part of Carroll county, and
in Cas- county, from the vicinity of Young
America, where Green and his victim
lived. They came in about seventy-five
wagons, and on horseback, and were
armed TO the teeth. They made no de-
mand OF the sheriff until after breaking in
the wooden door leadingto his apartments.
They then asked for the keys to the Jail,
and were denied. .'
With a sledge. hammer the iron doors
were broken open and the prisoner So
cured, He resisted with all his giant
power, but was oyerpowered bound, and
hurried into covered wagon held in wait
ing. The whip was applied and the horses
driven at full speed across Deer creek,
south OF the town, where Others were in
waiting The procession then proceeded
TO Walnut grove, about seven miles east,
and lynched Green. Amer Green was
one OF the most desperate criminals that
ever afflicted Indiana. In August, 1886,
he abducted and is supposed TO have muir
dercd lucia Mabbitt, farmers daughter.
He was captured in Texas last July with
his brother, Bill Green, also q murderer
and both were taken TO Michigan City for
protection from mob violence. Bill Green
is now on trial in Miami County, and
Amer's case would have come up here to-
day on motion for a change OF venue.
BILL GREENS FEAR.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. pa News
special from Peru, Ind, says: "Bill Green,
brother of Amer, who is in jail in this city,
is in abject terror fearing the fate his
brother met last night. There are rumors
OF lynching, but without foundation. He
reiterates the statement that Miss Mabbitt
is alive in Texas"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23

CorNut GHoyr, kns oct p --.'rhis morn
ing about $50 o'clock De- J. 4. Hopkins. n
veil known physician OF ratkcrvillr, 20
this county was shot and instantly Killed.
10y " 4 Day prominent real estate dealer
aud mayor ~ rhrkcNillc Two shots VEN
iird. the inst penetrating the forehead. anil
the second shot passing thwuhi the chcck
irud hos existed hctwccn the parties Tor
some time. growing out of the separation ~
Hopkins rom bic wife. who l. uivcc al
Days. Day surrendered himself aud cor.
phrrs INQUEST was held today, Day has
been bound over aud viii be held ON the
charge ut willful murder
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
The MIasi..ippi Pair.

olfflhl bhlnlch 70 the Appeal a.. .s.F. HfIst
JACKSON, Miss, Oct 22.--Finc horses
and other stock aud various exhibits for
the several departments continue to l~
entered for the State lair. which opens ON
Monday, next. The entry books win ~
kept open until Monday night, when they
will be- closed All the spice M Tie cS.
hibiiion hall has been taken and there are
applications for more. fttl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
Ex-MINIsTEaswAs
His Sudden Death Yosterday-c onges-
ton OF the Heart.

ton OF the Heart.
CHcAGo, Ill.,, oct? 22.--The Hon y. II.
wmhburnc, ex.lhfnjsArr to France, died at
ihe house Of bis sdh, ryempstead Wash.
bunc, in this city, al O'Clock this after
noon Of congestion OF, the heart and brain
Nr. Washburnchs about recovered from
his last attack Of brain congestion, and
arose this morning feeling quite we'll
About : o'clock, IA hc was seated in the
BARRIERS chair, hc was seized with pain
IN the region Of the heart, ~ severe that
hc was rendered, for n time, speech.
lcs. Mr.. Washbumc was assisted TO
bed, and the family aud physician hast
lily summoned Ills physician pre-.
scribcd for the attack, aud
In q short time he experienced great relief
He pricd quite easily ior the remainder OF
the day, tile family " his son Hampstead
remaining at his bedside. shortly before
o'clock lac arose without assistance to
take q drink 81 water, but was almost inn
mcdintcly seized With q recurrence Of the
pain in the heart, this time morc severe
than before. lie WIS quickly assisted 10
the bed and rcsiomiivbs administered. lie
liy ior moment apparently resting, after
which lac turned his head TO one side and
soon expired without giving any indication
bi further pain.
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death Of a I,uie RocL merchant.

tpcrial Dispatch 10 The Appeal
LINN Rock Ark, Oct. %. The death
n, his home In this city 1T 6.l5 O'Clock this
morning Of Mr.. Max Parker has ihrvn
this community into great souuw lie
was proprietor Of the Markham sipct fur.
niturc HOUSE Of Parker 4 Co, and Wa one
Of Little Rocks most cntcprising buaInrsy
mon. lie was member OF the congrcgl.
ton B'Nai Israel and several other Jewish
societies, by whom his remains will tomor.
row be laid 20 rest.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23

Pacific, Oregon oSsNgation and Northern
Pacific coMpanieabSwhich the latter corpo-
ration Is leased and jslntly operated by the
,two former conibanies, who guarantee 9
tsper cent, per anDHm .on Oregon Navigation
stock. All queshopR between 1t and the
Oregon TranscoitiHthtal will be settled
amicably, and thal suits and counter suits
will be withdrawal III
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Attempted Suicide.

srerial dispatch 20 the Alpoa'
BaowNsyuir, Tenn, Oct ~. Mr.. John
q. Davis. Young man hishy connected
aud long known Ia sbtll ,rgl,s, took an
ounce Of laudanup plh morning with
suicidal intention. ~ VAS s1.gp when
found. Doctors lloNch unl TAYLOR have
been working with hin, al day, aud at
present. lac has u moagcr chance ior his
lie. .i...
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
IhIicr nc,nnId. nf mnII, ,nrInr. srru

Mr. u. W. Miller, the sheriff oi Marshall
county, Miss. sends the Arrr,L the iol.
lowing letter.
Dear Sir-.-On hearing ycsicrlhy oven
Ing that ono Reynolds editor " the
Evening sun, hal disappeared suddenly
and causing some excitement | write to
let You know that ! nw him very early
Monday morning pass through this place
n foot, with no baggage whatever. ! merely
write this that nn Cynsurr should be cast
on innocent persons. Your friend,
"il. VI. HNuEisn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
THE crcdi,or- q, Timo,h, Bro,h.r-.

spccial pbTairh tn uic Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct % L. s. Jai
fray Co., 81 New York, and large
number oi other creditors filed hill In
the chanccry court today, 10 prevent H.
Metz, assignee OF Timothy brothers. who
failed few days ago lnr s2DOODO from
acting ~ trustee or disposing Of the stock.
They allcgc that Metz being creditor to
the amount oi ~. ODO, is not suitable man
Tor trustee. They ASK lull investigation
Of all sales Of property made by the firm
or H. members. aud that receiver be APP
pointed Ia take charge oi the stock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23

Earned runs Detroit !, st. Louis 2.
Two base hit CAMEL. Fist base on balls
Richardson, Latham and Bushong First
base ON crrun-DctUil !, 81 Louis 3.
Struck out-By Thompson l, by King |.
Passed ball-Ganzel. Time Of game Ono
hour and twenty minutes. Umpircs-
Kelly and Ganncy
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
me Midland iiniIrnn.I.

sTcclh Dispatch 10 the Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct 22.-About 900
people attended the Midland railroad mass
meeting AT the court house today. After a
strong speech In advocacy oi the road, the
committee on resolutions made their NJ.
port, and resolutions Ncrc adopted strong
" indorsing the proposition aud appoint.
ing a cummitic io ~ before the county
count Monday and urge the submission Of
the proposition. II IL believed the prupo.
stion will be- submitted without Trouble.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
A ncpIN Go senntnr i!corRc.

special Dispatch 10 the Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, Oct 22,y17Prof Edward
Maycs, Of the university, has completed
his answer 10 Senator j. Il. Georges letter.
and delivered the same to the Clari0n to-
day II is mn able and exhaustive docu-
ment on the subject, and will not appear
ill week after next. lie takes issue with
the senator ON almost every material
point, both ~ 10 law and facts .'.. .....
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
A prI,. ,o,,o, HATS.

special Dispatch 10 the Appeal glow.
rINE BLurr, Ark, Oct. - The pro.
MUM of So, for the best bale OF cotton At
the colorcd State fair, this evening, was
awarded 10 J. l.. Guyton, who raised Il in
Phillips county, on the S. FRANCIS river.
II weighed b02 pounds. II wis bought by
]. u. Talbot, Of this city, whopaid lO.Jc.
for L. ... I'd. #HFu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
THE PALL-BEARERS.
Regular and Honorary Selections fol
Col. Montgomery Funeral.

Regular and Honorary Selections for
Col. Montgomery's Funeral.
The funeral of Col, Montgomery will
take place at o'clock this afternoon, from
his late residence, Poplar street boulevard.
1t will no doubt be one Of the largest and
most impressive in the history Of Mem
phis. The following gentlemen have been
designated 10 act ms regular and honorary
pall-bcareH 10 attend the funeral Of Col.
II. A. Montgomery, and will report at |
O'Clock p. M, today, at llolst's:
REGULAR PAILcnEAREns.
J. r. Petit NJ burke,
Napoleon Hlll, Nj. H. Hart.
yno. Oycrton, IT,, up Walker,
Jno. w. Cochran, y. Hughes.
uoSoRARY PAit-ByARERs.
COTTON gxcHhNuE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
W y. Taylor, r. Trczeyant,
Emmett l.. woodSon, T. r. Read.
y " Iiartnus, I't lrO. X Speed
r. u Jones' ... NJ. q, fenrcc
cuickAsw GUARDS cLun TENNESSEE oLuB.
Z. T. Cnrncs l.. u. Mcfarland,
holland fontalne, Luke u. Wright
u ,. Morgan, Jcp. N. Fowlkes,
N. NJ. Jones Peter Tnlcy.
ooArrns COMPANY. JOCKEY oIUa
W. =. Crawford, H. H. Rnowdcn,
WATERWAYS CONVENTION.
J. w Clapp, ir... o.. Geo Arnold,
J. T. Jefferson, John \. ToOi
W. A. Eycrmnn, Dr. Jno. Arthur
Capt VIM W. Huck, Mai VIM. A. Gwynnc.
The city officials will attend as body.
Tho absence Of music IL In Difference Ia
wishes which could not be disrcgardcd.
The honorary phll-bcarcrs will be- pro-
vidcd with carriages ut J. 4. Hoist q Bros.
No. 1901 Second street, ut O'Clock pm.
The employees Of the compress com
pany ordered a design Of flowers from New
Orleans, in the shape Of Il cotton bale, as a
last tribute 10 their late friend and em-
ployer. T. VI. Patterson has rendered
three buses. 10 the employees about
sixty In number
The funeral will be conducted by the
Rev DR.. Geo. i. Harris, formerly Of this
city, assisted by DR.. George Patterson
aud Father Klein.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23

DuBuouE Ia, Oct. 22.-There IL dry
ing, clustering snow storm here today, with
the mercury very low The storm Is NOV.
ing eastward This Ia the first snow OF
the year In this section.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
n,sTIc nEsoRY.

We met but oncc, tvIs long nro,
Int remember YtI
That latriul, fearful meeting on.
How can euf iJUrrs
The summer inv wHt u.If o. gn1.
The nd run sinking fHf
Hal ~ ~ I With hgf. mJ friend
Down through thC meadow tass.si.
Her rustic hcsuty charmed nc auftr.
Ter shy AMI moicst grise.
Az else forgot, that summrr nlghI
raFcd into hcf hcl.
nut qulcE the tenafailon camr.
pang thoi ihnnugA IA hcart
Our Wn,s VEN rot ih1p o. ttuc.
stern Pate iorccd m aIatt ..s
An me- sov painiiil menop nov
Tlils ptQilCCunn mu'
The cid Y haifin fufHtt MT h,,,. be-
eau fortt that bulii -
~. -someivlll. Journal.
Omar Sets Of Furniture At GAbay's.
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View TcIerrnphie ns,c..

NV yoRE. oct 2i.-Dr Noryin Green
president OF the Western Union telegraph
company, says that ID Is intended 10 make q
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23

uniform rate 81 ''25 ceiits for ten word
messages FROM any poinv to airy other point
in the same State, In all oftlle territory east
of the Mississippi river. t,lJr .,i;,'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23

INV NobK, Oct IA Joint contract va,
yesterday entered into between. the Union
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
GROWING CARELESS.

The Detroit and st. Louis Clubs Now
without Inducements TO Play.
NRw YoBe, oct. 22.-The Dciroits and
~, Louis played the last game Of the series
for the championship Of tho world today,
which IL 10 be played in the east.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23

INV NopE. oct -. The weekly hank
statement shows the following changes
Hnnsn, rh,.I.l.n nu,.I,,e.,

The banks nov hold Sp,36i, 22j in excess
ol the - pvr cent rule.
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Omar Sets Of Furniture At oabay'..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-01
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CAMPBELL On the :I0th Sertenber 1857 MAR
GAIT CAMPBELL aged ort.-fye years widow u
tire hate Peter 1aslule.l.
May 1T peace.
hrIa friend, Of the family most resrect-
fully invited attend Der funeral her lat. resi-
de.ce No 1867 Twentieth stree; northwest to-Ilar-
row (suniayl ri 80 O'Clock r.
COLLINS an September 30. 1857, Mt .,:l5 o'clock
a. H. PA1hlCH, beloved husband II Joanna Collins,
native q. County Limerick. itaId.
uLerai fIUlI late rc-ldeLce. No. 4 Msyssrh:l-
sets avenue nGrhwest, sunday. octObts -. 30
o'clock p. M Relatives and frleLds respectfully
invited to G;teId =.
Cooley. ON the morning of October list 1857.
IOhS W. G0DEl. of the late Nm. al. Gudry,
asei fo-tt four years and eleven months.
Funeral FROM ChspI At Oak lalll Cemetery sunday,
October I'd at O'Clock. Relatives and fraends re-
spectfully layl&ed-
GRI0S8Y. On September %. 1887 KATIE
GRl5sKt, oldest child OF Jafnes aud 0eorliaIA
0rigsby, aged three years ald ten months.
We had a little Katie once,
She was our darling ride,
We loved Ler. Oh. pcrhEi too well,
For sooii sine slo.t and died
We loved her. yes. tongue can ten.
bow much We loved ner and how we'll:
God loved her. too and me thought hest
10 take Ecr home 10 be at rest.
Funersl Sunday. October ID, AT O'clock Residence
rear of 2I9 lith street southwest.
HALEY On October 1. 1857. Mt 3 20 a m, JULIA
ley. aged twonty-one years and tour months
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake tosweep.
Funeral Sunday, October ., Al her parents reei-
dence. No sos street southwest at 4 80 u. Ia
Friends aud relatives are invited 10 attend.
ROCHE. On Thursday. September 20 Iss7. MAU-
RICE, beloved son OF Maurice and Mary EOcne.
Funeral from his fathers residence. lis L street
northwest, Sunday. October >. at , O'Clock SHARP.
Friends Of the family respectfully invited "a attend 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-01

n 1907 and 1911 eth ST. NV.
Two stores and DWELLINGS,. LAKE. concreted
cellar under house Plate glass windows
bath aud modern cOnveLiences-
THOS. J. FISHER & co,
sS1-6r 1:i.,4 NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-01
w hat VIZ. He'll Naxs
TnE THisTrE's OWNER AcKSowiEpGEs DEFTsf
From the New York Herald

THk fHfSFiES OWNER ACkNOMiEpGTs pFFTAR.
From the New York Herald.
Immediately after the race Mr. Bell Who ren-r.
sents the syndicate. well as being the primer, Al
owner OF the once famous scotch cutter. WAS WIS.
tied by Herald reporter, and his views asked
Tor upon his defeat. The gloom cast upon the en-
tire crew manifested Itself even from The shore,
and no one on board eylnced the least desire 10 ~
communicative.
Mr.. BED believes that the volunteer is n rrmark-
abby speedy boat, ana that the Thistle was beaten
iairly ana Squarcly yesterday. he stllL however
looks upon the courses sailed as unfair and as
o1erIn- no test OF the relative speed ol the two
vessels The race over the inside course he ragr4s
as 'LiuEe,n aud stu holds iIat IA running before
the wind or with sheets started tine Thistle a
taster than ne 'oiun'eer. while Ut the same tine
he adints that Ga wind the Volunteer is the Oct
ter boat.
The courses OF the New York Yacht club are
not those GA which We would SAL a rlce on The
other SIDE, remarked Mr. Watson. ssllie iair,--J
Il Tor any Ncaas4 n n Triangular or even four-
SIZED co3Is,'. hAllc we al acknowledge a per-
ltctly ilr EI'intf Tor the American boat npi her
Course
-Bo YOU intend 20 enter tar Thistle in any more
ract> on tais Sil" - Mr.. RSli was asked
''oh, yes. II ANY pms are raist.l that amount
u -.sC0 or 800 A.e snail Lot oLjeci 10 TRY TO
A I>Jir aLa;.n'
when d you expect 10 take her back to Eng.
lahd?r
"rae Thistle IS nosv OF red Tor sale and unless
purchaser coilea FORWARD very soon sic shan re-
turn"
"liaye you any objection about ncni ionlny the
price.~
.'oh. no. We ,5iH sell her for 10000. saverl
par'lys are negotiating N.th -, but none have
con 10 lcful5 a. yet.
CONFEDERATION AID AsTosI -rwr,;r At CnErNocr-
G2EENUCE, sept. -. iS,s.-, o.st,rnitl5i.--ai
establishment 80 To; couycs an l.ca Il tie lc. HIS
CT the GrceDock roag.c - The result -7aat Barrs
friends are san inclcdG.oga, ana ,he riilage is
really in a iuTlaGil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-01
I'd EDITION.
--latest TnIegIans to The Star.
AuLEsBUEr,s DrSRARMENT.

1t Creates q Sensation in London Lit.
erary Gossip n: the British CAPITOL.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EvEsrSa STAR
LONDON Oct. IA great sensation has been
caused by the action OF the steward OF the Jockey
club In warning Marquis of Alesbury of the New
Market heath i9r life, Tor ordering his jockey TO
stop horse OF his own which would have won
the race. This means the absolute social
oStraciSm OF the young man who thus has
HAD the sevcrest OF social penalties visited on
him. He has been a person OF loose char
acter. When he was Lord Savernake, before
succeeding to bis presen title. he drove han
som cab Tor pleasure. dressed as cooterInonger,
ana i1duIyed liz the lowest tastes in common Win
the lowest people. He married & ballet dancer,
VINO IS now marcAioneSs Of Ailesbury. He hast lost
heavily on the tufi. The Times taxes every Oouy
b. surprise by declaring it Is scandal that 4 man
ike AiI,SDury should nave the right by birth alone
OF Sitting N the house OF lords Ii supports Rose
oury's scheme OF u selected upper chamber ne
military correspondent or the 2,a@s somewhat
contradlcts bikes Judgment respecting the low
military power OF Austria. Ine correspondent
says on the contrary That 1t stands very high, and
he estimates that III time OF war Austria cOuiu
command a million OF men OF high quality.
All papers here accept with utmost frankneSS
the victory OF the Volunteer. The Times says:
II he DeSt boat has " on" 1t declares that yacht
racing Is a more serious and absorbing pursuit
Win Americans than Englisilinen. "When. IL
says. IAN American ueTcteS himself to Il TASK Oh
practical Sail he Is ap, TO he hard to beat 10 IT,
Gossip with Girls ana Maiiens, Betr0tlled ana
Free by Lady Be LARS, Will be published thlS
month by BlackWood.
Stewart Blackie wlll write on Burns In the Wal
ter SCOTS series or great writer's
Swinburne is completing new drama, TO be
called "LOcrine."
Bentlay Will publish this month an autoDiogra-
ply OF ". 2. Firth, a well-known artist. 1t will
contain anecdotes OF wellington, Paimerston. VIII
beriorce. and many literary and artistic person.
ages Of the Victorian era,
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THEY OPPOSE MR. OBERLX'Sv VIEWS
The Virginia Democratic Associations
Discuss the Letter and AaoPt Resoiu.
li0nS,
.RLY,S VIEWS

AZ a regular meeting OF the Virginia Democratic
Association last night the letter OF Civil-Service
Commissioner oberly was read by Col. l. @ Wash.
ington. who denounced the letter as INSULTING
and scandaous." He denied that the association
had violated any law and said he was at a loss &c
account for the production or the letter ''cxcepi
as an act OF idiocy or Insanity, or on tue theory
that the man who wrote IL believed that he wa
voicing the ideas 81 some superior In orce.~
COL Washington declared that the aSsoCiatiOr
would not dis0and: that Il would take mo moro
notice OF Mr. ooerly than q adog barking behind
the fence"
Mr.. Glasscock thought that Nr. Obcrly's idea n
writing such letter must have been 10 destroy
the organization OF the democratic party. Aft9
other remarks all antagonistic TO Mr.. Oberlys
Ideas, the subject was referred 60 n COMMITTEES
who reported back a resolution condemning the
letter of Mr.. oberiy and repeling false the as
sertion that the association any OF It's members
had violated any law; denouncing the ASSERTION
that the state associations had revived the wora
practices of the republicans as a Islander upon the
associations and the Administration, and declar.
Ing that the Virginia association Will continue u
existence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-01
Eight Prisoners Arraigncd.
AND THEY ALL PLEADED NOT GCu.TY.

This morning, at IL O'Clock, eight prisoners,
four colored boys one white boy, one white and
TWO colored men, entered the Criminal Court for
arrangement, wearing iron bracelets and closely
guarded by the baiii1s. The court convened few
Jackson, a coiored boy, charged with the grand
larceny OF a horse and wagon from Cbas Can't
Peter Diggs. colored, charged with assaulting
Geo. JACKSON, also cOlored, With intent to Kill;
Lemuel Diggs colored charged with assault with
intent to rape Victoria Slater; Albert Eichelberger
boy charged with assault and battery with in
tent to kill JnO Il. Maryman; JOS Oates, charged
with entering the house OF Albert NJ. NOyes; Chas.
Hackerson, colored, charged with entering the
premises or Harriet Rhodes in the daytime; Jos.
Taylor, colOred, charged with assault and battery
with intent to kill Lawrence Bailey; Samuel
Walker, colOred charged With assault with intent
to Kill Robert Wilson: and Frank ID. ROyS, charged
with assault with intent to Kill Edward Hughes,
all pleaded not guilty.
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sTaI.c.ED.

CoIENAE-DUTALI. 81 iuck,i,lr. Ma on lily
ah, ltS., bF t.sc Rev DR.. Whit, u. q G. iIEMaN
aLd ca IL Z. ia VAIL. bo.l .! N-aiis.--c4.
oASCL-iiEADLEI. cn THeadav. Srrrsf,lalr -
1851 ai the r,-id OF tr t,-a,lc. b.a,cF,uF- -
10y Rev. J.B Mlil.aI,s, i.kgiA I-iiEiIp IA I--, -
burg. I'D
LrCkRoN-wAIBoRN Al BohrrEs5urg, Penn.
Thursday, September 20, lSHs. los tue Rev . ~
.,taIibaGeh, GEOls.it Ii. LtCbltoE. of Nas..lngi "a
H. C.. TO Aitss ANNIE NJ. hhLBBEN. forIii.fib II
le2rers!lg. n tor the fast exit years a srsiUcHt %
Washington, u. c.
McMANUS-SaYBE. At Fulton. Wis. September
2lsI 1857, Ly Rev. :. -. SeylurL. u. D.. NAKE!s
Z. hcMANt :. az this city. AID Miss sue p san.
daughter OF Hon. L. L. Sayre. oI Fulton. Nlr.
NCIAMdANi-M CCISSEII- on sent. - 1887
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